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noconflict

v0.2.2

Published

nc push → merged. → deployed. → healthy.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

☠ noconflict

Murder your merge conflicts. Ship without the pain.

nc push instead of git push. That's it.

Install

npm install -g noconflict

Quick Start

nc init          # paste your OpenRouter key, set up identity
nc push          # push with conflict detection + AI resolution

Commands

Free

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | nc init | Set up noconflict in a repo | | nc status | Current state in plain english | | nc check | Readiness scan — are you ship-ready? | | nc fix | Auto-fix what check found (3 free, then Pro) |

Pro — $29/mo

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | nc push | Push with conflict detection + AI resolution | | nc sync | Pull + rebase without the pain | | nc swap <branch> | Switch branches without losing work | | nc undo | Revert last mistake | | nc review | Pre-push sanity check | | nc env | Configure deploy platform | | nc ship | Deploy to production | | nc preview | Spin up preview environment | | nc health | Production health status | | nc logs | Tail production logs | | nc rollback | Roll back to last healthy deploy |

How It Works

  1. You run nc push
  2. NoConflict scans for conflicts against remote and other branches
  3. If clean (green) — pushes silently
  4. If risky (yellow/red) — explains what's happening in plain english, lets you chat about it, then push when ready

Bring Your Own Key

NoConflict uses OpenRouter for AI. You bring your own API key — your data stays on your machine. We only read diffs. Nothing else.

Upgrade

nc upgrade

14-day free trial. No credit card required.

License

MIT